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Christine GoodmanFounder/Executive Director
Christine Goodman has lived in Jersey City, NJ for over a decade. As a
multimedia performer, she has toured the country, performed spoken word
across NY/NJ, taught children and adults, and produced a wide range of
plays, concerts, television programs, special events, and visual art
exhibits. Christine trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, and is
a graduate of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. In October
2006, Goodman was named by Jersey City Magazine as the #1 Most Influential
Figure in the city's arts and culture scene.
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Jack Halpin
Artistic Director
Jack Halpin is grateful to find himself in such a
vibrant community where he can collaborate with so many unique and
creative artists. Jack has directed many of AHP's multi media theatre
pieces including The Heist Project, Camino Real, and Sea Story.
With Art House, he has been able to branch out into scenic and
lighting design. Jack is also involved with several groups in the NYC
independent theatre scene as actor, director, and
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Emily Helck
Arts Curator
Emily Helck is a lifelong New Jersey resident who moved to Jersey City in
2006. She earned a Bachelor's degree in Studio Art and English Literature
from Drew University. In addition to curating shows, her artwork was
featured in several shows in college More recently, Emily's drawings have
been shown at Victory Hall, the Jersey City Museum and Ramapo College. She
currently lives in Hamilton Park. |
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Trish Szymanski
Marketing and Operations Manager
Trish Szymanski studied anthropology and writing at NYU Gallatin School of Individualized Study, classical voice with Hellaine Relles, acting with Christine Goodman, character study with Judith Sloane and writing with June Foley and Barry Goldsmith. As Manager of Marketing and Operations, Trish shares the skills she gained during her professional career as an administrator and project manager and looks forward to working with the Art House Productions Board, staff and volunteers to bring more creative opportunities to more artists, and more art to more people in our community. |
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David Ribyat
Web Master
David Ribyat has been involved in Art House Productions since 2007 when he was cast as "The Dreamer" in their production of Tennessee Williams’ Camino Real. Since then he has been an actor, musical director and his artwork has been displayed at some of their art exhibits.
He is currently updating Art House's website on a regular basis, and is quite happy to do it for such a great group of people.
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Judy Nunez
Production Manager
received her training at the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance in NYC. After a ten-year hiatus from dance, she became an enthusiastic actor, dancer, (and baker!) for Art House Productions. Judy recently served as co-writer, actor and Stage Manager for Sea Story,
and as Stage Manager for Maladjusted/Misappropriated (FringeNYC). |
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Holly Tienken
Website Design
Holly of Design Grace provided the design and inspiration for this website.
Located in the heart of Jersey City, Design Grace is a full service creative
studio specializing in high-end print design and brand identity. Their fresh,
sophisticated approach has proven successful for over a decade, earning them
awards and recognition in the field of design and print production. (The execution of the design was carried out by an Art House volunteer.) |
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